Removing The Baffle From Stock Exhaust at Herbert Jimenez blog

Removing The Baffle From Stock Exhaust. By removing the exhaust baffles, you make your motorcycle louder, probably louder than the legal limit. Instead of removing the pipes and baffles, you can take a 3/8 drill bit and make symmetrical holes in the baffle itself to provide. You also change up the way the bike handles exhaust gasses, possibly breaking some emissions regulations. A 1.5 and a 3 hole saw, a screwdriver for getting the pieces out of the exhaust, and a. If you just made a small hole (which some people do successfully on some bikes) you'd allow some of the exhaust to. More likely it's just three chambers connected by pipes. My budget didn't stretch quite far enough for new pipes right away, so i used a cutting. All that's needed is to just remove the baffles. I haven't opened one up but i don't think it has a baffle as such. I am considering removing the baffles from my aero 750 but i am worried because i have read some stuff saying that it may not have a deep enough sound without.

I am considering removing the baffles from my aero 750 but i am worried because i have read some stuff saying that it may not have a deep enough sound without. Instead of removing the pipes and baffles, you can take a 3/8 drill bit and make symmetrical holes in the baffle itself to provide. By removing the exhaust baffles, you make your motorcycle louder, probably louder than the legal limit. If you just made a small hole (which some people do successfully on some bikes) you'd allow some of the exhaust to. More likely it's just three chambers connected by pipes. A 1.5 and a 3 hole saw, a screwdriver for getting the pieces out of the exhaust, and a. I haven't opened one up but i don't think it has a baffle as such. All that's needed is to just remove the baffles. You also change up the way the bike handles exhaust gasses, possibly breaking some emissions regulations. My budget didn't stretch quite far enough for new pipes right away, so i used a cutting.

How to remove the exhaust baffle from a stock 2015 Harley Street YouTube

Removing The Baffle From Stock Exhaust If you just made a small hole (which some people do successfully on some bikes) you'd allow some of the exhaust to. By removing the exhaust baffles, you make your motorcycle louder, probably louder than the legal limit. I haven't opened one up but i don't think it has a baffle as such. All that's needed is to just remove the baffles. I am considering removing the baffles from my aero 750 but i am worried because i have read some stuff saying that it may not have a deep enough sound without. You also change up the way the bike handles exhaust gasses, possibly breaking some emissions regulations. My budget didn't stretch quite far enough for new pipes right away, so i used a cutting. More likely it's just three chambers connected by pipes. A 1.5 and a 3 hole saw, a screwdriver for getting the pieces out of the exhaust, and a. Instead of removing the pipes and baffles, you can take a 3/8 drill bit and make symmetrical holes in the baffle itself to provide. If you just made a small hole (which some people do successfully on some bikes) you'd allow some of the exhaust to.